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Swim Champs, OSHA Violations, Cold Case Murder: Nearby News
Top stories include a cold case murder solved, deadly health and safety violations, and high school state swimming champions.
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There was plenty of news across Georgia on Friday. If you missed any of it on your local Patch, here's a roundup of the top stories from the past 24 hours.
Cold Case Murder Suspect Arrested 33 Years Later: Police
The Roswell Police Department has charged a Woodstock man in the 1988 murder of 8-year-old Joshua Harmon.
Cherokee Swimmers Earn State Championships
Two Cherokee swimmers secured state championships and personal records in their events at a recent competition.
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Poultry Plant Deaths 'Entirely Avoidable': Labor Department
OSHA identified 59 safety violations at the Gainesville poultry plant where six workers died of asphyxiation from a liquid-nitrogen leak.
A Paulding sheriff's detective came up with the idea of a sticker that could alert first responders to the needs of individuals with autism.
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- Forsyth County Sheriff's Office Investigating Homicide
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- City Of Alpharetta Mulling 2022 Millage Rate Proposal
- Construction To Begin On Peachtree Dunwoody Road Safety Upgrades
- Douglasville Area Restaurant Inspections: Gabe's, Yogli Mogli
- DeKalb Woman's Remains Found In Henry County: Police
- NAACP DeKalb Wins 5 Medals In National Youth Competition
- Georgia Renters Fear Eviction As Federal Moratorium Ends
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